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Comment #13513005
Vote with your feet: Germany for example has a strong democratic culture, vibrant economy, (nearly) free education system, functioning public healthcare and - best of all - people …
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Comment #5238613
Who is interested in building the inverted echo chamber of the internet? Take a standard recommendation algorithm, apply it to news, let's say, and invert the similarity measure fo…
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Comment #4726861
Thanks for contributing to such an awesome project. A self-contained young lady's illustrated primer (thanks, Neal Stephenson) attempting to judge the current knowledge level of th…
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Comment #4673390
What would be required to grab your attention? Curated content? A better discussion platform? Or just plain more signal per noise? One approach I'd like to see implemented is some …
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Comment #4574862
Just in case it is not obvious: These rejection letters are fictional[1], created as collage of negative reviews Santini received. But it's hilarious to read, I agree. Since the or…
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Comment #4570441
If you want to know why a car running android is a bad idea, take a ride in an 8 year old BMW/Mercedes with (back then) state of the art navigation system. While the car itself is …
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Comment #4291318
Did one of you check if airplay works in clamshell mode? I.e. when you have a keyboard/touchpad connected and wake up the mac with closed lid, does the screen content show up on th…
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Comment #4145867
I agree - the main problem is that basically no one has an idea what the day-to-day life of a scientist looks like. The outreach programs of Fermilab et.al. for school children are…
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Comment #3953219
I would say that's a bad case of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synchronicity - but unfortunately not even a well-written one. Fun fact: the wikipedia article contains a link to Litt…
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Comment #3942598
In fact, one concept with increasing popularity in Germany are Packstations ( http://www.dhl.de/en/paket/privatkunden/packstation.html ). Basically it's a set of parcel boxes where…
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Comment #3761440
And, from the experiences in Germany, I can tell you: Wind mills suffer badly from "not in my backyard" syndrome, since they destroy the scenery and make noise.
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Comment #3699365
Exactly, the point is that the 20micron-layer of silicon that was shearing off is now the solar cell. Compare that to 200micron sheets, as used currently, and you see where the sav…
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Comment #3620727
This proposal reminds me of the RFC specifying a security flag in the IPv4 header. http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3514.txt
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Comment #3604222
Actually, it is acceptably straightforward to include a custom header in org-mode. Basically you can create your own latex class in customize-group org-export-latex and then add a …
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Comment #3212384
Actually, there are quite a few points where modern technologies would allow for a significant streamlining of research processes. Off the top of my head (as I work in the field): …